DFC online training quiz: week 2

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* 1. Write your full name

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* 2. Write your job title

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* 3. Use the University of Texas wound classification table to describe the following wound type: University of Texas wound classification table

A superficial wound, not involving tendon, capsule or bone. Only the skin is broken. The wound is infected.

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* 4. Which form should be used the first time someone presents to the diabetic foot clinic for a full assessment?

Initial assessment form

Initial diabetes foor assessment form

Diabetic foot wound management form

Referral for diabetic foot care form

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* 5. Using a doppler you find a monophonic pulse. What does this indicate?

Reduced blood flow

Normal blood flow

High blood pressure

All of the above

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* 6. Which of the following is NOT one of the safety precautions for doing an ABI?

Do not press (compress) on the ankle if the person has significant atherosclerosis or reduced blood flow

Do not continue a test if the person complains of pain or discomfort from the cuff

Do not place the pressure cuff over or close to an open wound or cut

Do not continue if you think you can guess the person's findings

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* 7. If a person has an ankle systolic pressure reading of 110 and a brachial systolic pressure reading of 120, what is the ABI finding? (ABI: Ankle Brachial Index)

0.80

0.92

1.1

1.3

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* 8. If a person has a ABI reading of 1.33 what does this suggest?

The person has good arteries and good blood flow

Their arteries are likely non compressible and the reading is not an accurate representation of their blood flow

Their arteries are compressible and they have reduced blood flow

All of the above

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* 9. A person has a wound on the bottom of their foot with callus. They say the wound is not painful and has been there for 1 month. What type of foot wound is this?

Ischaemic

Neuropathic

Neuro-ischaemic

All of the above

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* 10. What are the three main aspects to consider for any wound? (select three answers)

Blood flow (vascular)

Sensation (neurological)

Pressure (offloading)

Pain (dolor)

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* 11. For any wound on the bottom of the foot or suspected to have increased pressure, which service MUST you always refer to as part of the person's foot wound treatment plan?

Radiography

Pharmacy

Offloading

Admission

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* 12. If a person complains of pain in the back of their legs when walking less than 200 metres what does this indicate?

Some reduced blood flow (monitor)

Significant reduced blood flow (refer to doctor immediately)

Loss of sensation (they will not feel pain)

They have good blood flow

DFC online training quiz: week 2

Question Title

* 1. Write your full name

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* 2. Write your job title

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* 3. Use the University of Texas wound classification table to describe the following wound type: University of Texas wound classification tableA superficial wound, not involving tendon, capsule or bone. Only the skin is broken. The wound is infected.

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* 4. Which form should be used the first time someone presents to the diabetic foot clinic for a full assessment?

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* 5. Using a doppler you find a monophonic pulse. What does this indicate?

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* 6. Which of the following is NOT one of the safety precautions for doing an ABI?

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* 7. If a person has an ankle systolic pressure reading of 110 and a brachial systolic pressure reading of 120, what is the ABI finding? (ABI: Ankle Brachial Index)

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* 8. If a person has a ABI reading of 1.33 what does this suggest?

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* 9. A person has a wound on the bottom of their foot with callus. They say the wound is not painful and has been there for 1 month. What type of foot wound is this?

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* 10. What are the three main aspects to consider for any wound? (select three answers)

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* 11. For any wound on the bottom of the foot or suspected to have increased pressure, which service MUST you always refer to as part of the person's foot wound treatment plan?

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* 12. If a person complains of pain in the back of their legs when walking less than 200 metres what does this indicate?

* 3. Use the University of Texas wound classification table to describe the following wound type: University of Texas wound classification table

A superficial wound, not involving tendon, capsule or bone. Only the skin is broken. The wound is infected.